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Primo Levi tells the real story of a band of Jewish partisans who journeyed from Russia to Italy during the last months of World War II. Their desperate struggle against Nazi forces—ranging from sabotage of train lines to rescuing survivors of concentration camps—unfolds against the bleak backdrop of war‑torn Europe. Levi’s narrative offers a vivid portrait of the landscapes, peoples, and enduring human spirit found across Eastern Europe and Italy during the conflict.
First publish date: 1982
Genre: History/Military History
Authors: Primo Levi
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